Quiet On The Campu8e8 ROTC Makes A COJDeback

by John Taylor San Francisco, outlined the progress of where ROTC facilities were once tempering of anti-military sentiment." the ROTC programs at UC Berkeley, The Reserve Officers' Training Corps bombed and burned, the head of the Overall enrollment in the Department Army ROTC unit reported, " In the of Aerospace Studies is up 50 per cent (ROTC), four years ago the object 0 1 Davis, Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. anti-war protests and demonstrations All but Davis report some increase in spring of '72 they dug 'symbolic bomb Davis reported a decrease in cnters' in ot'r front yard. It's been quiet on many of the nation's college enrollment. enrollment, attributed to the end of the since then " campuses, seems to be making a quiet, draft, but predicted a new upward trend almost unnoticed comeback. For Symbolic Bomb Craters In general, ROTC officials hope that "as evidenced by a (ROTC) freshman although enrollment has decreased their programs will grow and be suc­ class of 34." The Davis Military Science substantially (155,000 in 1970, com­ In a recent article in the Los Angeles cessfu l beca use of a number of factors: department also reported success in pared with 60,000 last October), 392 of Times, Col. Carl F. Bernard, Chairman the overall decline in (or disappearance allowing non-ROTC students to enroll the nation's schools - 39 more than in of the Department of Military Science of) campus antimilitary sentiment, the in its courses . 1970 - now offer ROTC programs, and at UC Berkeley, remarked, "We've adding of scholarships and increased at schools such as Stanford and Dart­ strengthened our position and at the benefits, revised and modernized UCLA showed increases in mouth, which dropped ROTC, efforts same time animosity has gone way curriculums, and the chance that a enrollment in Naval and aerospace are being made to reinstate it. down here. I've walked around this 'different kind' of student might be courses, while enrollment in military And a memorandum, directed to the campus in uniform for a year and a half entpring college now. science courses decreased . The decline UC Regent's Committee on Educational now without a si ngle adverse com­ was again attributed to the end of the Policy at the February 14 meetinR in ment." And at the University of Oregon, draft. UCLA also indicated that a new At Berkeley the Department of policy requiring that all new ROTC Military Sciences has increased its instructors have master's degrees number of cou rses by seven , to 19, so relevant to the area they teach has that, according to a report from the improved the quality of instruction UCB Chancellor's office, potential officers will be able to " understand Finally, UC Santa Barbara showed an more fully the military profession increase in first year enrollment from 13 before being commissioned ." In ad­ to 20 cadets. and an increase from 34 to dition, that report indicated a con­ 43 cadets 'ln overall enrollment. tinued increase in enrollment, both All four of the UC campuses with among members and nonmembers of ROTC have authorized the enrollment ROTC. And the Berkeley Naval Science of women in their military programs; department reported a substantial presently, enrolled are 19 women at increase in enrollment, owing to, Berkeley, six at Dav is, 12 at UCLA, and among other things, the "reduction or five at Santa Barbara. DC Campuses Tackle Energy Problems

by Jerry Schneider even further by mandates from the city Department of Water and Power to Shutting off heat in dormitories and reduce consumption by 20 per cent. So disconnecting water coolers are two far the campus has complied with this examples of the extreme energy saving order. methods put into effect at U campuses to cope with demands by government However, UCLA is experiencing agencies and utility companies to cut difficulties keeping under the proposed energy consumption. UC budget for electricity. Ad­ The cut-off heat to the dormitories at ministrators estimate that use in Santa Barbara on Jan . 5, lasted only 24 January could run 50 per cent over the hours. Irate parents of students, when amount allowed in the budget. Budget Committee Allocates notified of the emergency measure Several campuses have gone further threatened the University with breach than the across - the - board cutdowns. of dorm contracts which stipulated that Irvine, Riverside, Los Angeles and Santa room maintain fac ilities present at the Cruz all have taken similar additional Funds time the contracts were signed in steps in overall energy redudion. These September. include cutting off the flow of hot water by Rick Drom money that they might have Committee by 511,000; Other less drastic steps have been in non-residential areas, disconnecting received. from 581,000 to 570,000. more effective and have received wider water coolers, and lowering the water The budget sub- The ' Undergraduate Under the present temperatures in swimming pools. committee for T.U.S.C. support. Student Council (T .U .S.C.) proposal T.U.S.C. would At Santa Cruz and Berkeley cam­ A bell-tower at Riverside is dark and decided Wednesday to will vote on these financial give the Program Board silent . Nancy Ross, staff writer for the increase its support of the puses, transportation is a large energy recommendations at its extra funds next year to consuming activity. Both Universities campus newspaper, The Highlander, Program Board by 62% ; meeting on Monday, help programming at UCSD. stated that the campus has replaced from 524,000 to S39,OOO. are partners in different joint programs February 25 , at 6:00 P.M . in In the following years, with Bay Area Rapid Transit. At three quarters of its vehicles with an Under this plan, 1/3 of all 250 M.C. If it passes these T.U.S.C. plans to decrease economy car, the American Motor's student activity fee money Berkeley, the University plans to put recommendations, it will its funding of the Board . into operation an experimental shuttle Hornet. would be spent on campus The proposed full-time have contradicted its own bus system to BART stops, allowing programming. This would· Stickers urging conservation of recommendations of last secretary for next year students to commute cheaply to the be equal to about lighting and ventilation are posted all year . would be placed in the new greater San Francisco bay area. The $6/student/year. around the University. Their efforts student center. This person buses will run on low-cost natural gas. Other recommendations The budget sub- have accounted for an overall 25 per would help T.U.S.C. , the The facility, scheduled to begin on Mar. in cluded allotting 510,000 committee last year urged cent savings in energy, Ross said . U.c. Student Lobby and the 1, will run at seven minute intervals. next year for a full-time the Program Board to Another unique idea is employed at Communications Board . Students at Santa Cruz may drive secretary; 517,000 to pay become more self-sufficient Santa Cruz . Tom O'Leary, public in­ The person would also half-way to the Bay Area park free of for "subsidiary journals", so that less student activity formation officf'r, stated that the answer telephones for the. ch arge in a BART lot, and travel by like the North Star; and fee moneywould be used in University has replaced campus other student groups in the rapid transit the rest of the way. $2,500 for eight telephones. the future. Instead the passenger cars with nine transport vans Center. According to spokesmen at each These recommendations, in Program Board has asked to to carry classes on trips. Under this subcommittee campus, including UCS D, numerous essence, will affect all increase its funding from Since Santa Cruz houses about half proposal, the Triton Times general energy saving ideas have either student organizations now T.U.S.C. by 515,000 and its students, dormitory residents have and kSOT would be funded been put into effect or at least receiving money from decrease its funding from been strongly encouraged to conserve proposed. These include the T.U.S.C. by allocating the Registration Fee heat, stated O'Leary. continued on page 7 elimination of decorative lighting, To encourage fuel con ervation at shutting off heating and lighting Berkeley, the campu ha opened a bike systems in non-use hours, and cur­ lot which will accommodate 500 bIke , tailment of the use of UC vehicle . according to a pL'blic information Salk Discusses Human Values, Most of these changes are vital to officer. On the oth r hand, the con­ these campuse if they wish to struction of parking lot tructure for guarantee themselves energy resources the Northern Califolnia campu ha New Scientific Approaches in comi ng months. For example, most campuses, including UCSD, are on been halted. 3 by Rich Pool tations: Biology, Medicine important humanistic interruptable gas service. This means UC D is one of eV· ral campu es t and HumanIty. The problem for the institute is that supplies of gas for heating could be establish pecial onmittee to in Wednesday night, in the biological studies include the application of the cut off at any time without prior notice. vestigate way to con erve energ . AI Revelle cafeteria, Dr. Jonas gene regulation, the aging understanding of biological Each campus maintains re erve of Rea, of [m,;,v'II,'t;'htil ; I u:lll Salk, discoverer of the polio process, neurobiology and processes to human either fuel oil, sulphur-burning fuel, or Science , i head of the Energy Con vaccine and director of the prebiotic chemistry. The ystems. natural gas in case their main source of ervation CommItte which r Salk Institute spoke to medical research concerns Words flowed easily fuel is terminated. recommendation for aving en rgy . people first about the goals the immune system in the when Dr. Salk then Only at Santa Barbara is there danger Many step\ already in ffect at othe of the Salk Institute and body in relation to cancer presented, (using slides), his of a complete shutdown becau e of a UC campu e . ar now under th afterwards about his ideas (which Dr. Salk is in­ hypothesis that we are dimini hing propane gas reservoir. commIttee con ,deratIon Th on the future of mankind. vestiptinl) and hormone living in a time of transition At UClA, located lose to ommittee ha sch dul dam ling t Dr. Salk stated that the and fertility control. Dr. metropolitan Lo Angele , effort to di cu recomm ndation om tIm I nstitute has three orien- Salk feels that the most continued on PAP 2 reduce eneray consumption are purred next we k. Politiffi, Technology, Women's Affairs, .. Art-vark

Museum of Man, Bal~ April 13. Museum hours are Paintings of Baja California. shows on Sundays 1-5 p.m. brings hard rock sounds Spring Course Offerings Park-"Fabrications", The 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Crosby's illustrated talk will at the Botanical Gardens, EI straight from England Annual Creative Weavers Lil JolIOI Museum of be held in the James 5. Prado area, Balboa Park . BOiroque ChOimber Music: Guild Show & Exhibit, ends Contemporary Art-There Auditorium, on These shows are in second event in the Friday Technology, Ecology and department. Contact the CAL-PIRC This course, if it is set up, Sunday, February 24. There will be an exhibition of February 27 . For i n­ preparation for forthcoming evenings in Del Mar series Morality: Frontiers of would beain by teach ina Anthro department (2D, 8th RECOMMENDATIONS is a~~ a Prehis~an .ic Faces. photography by Cerman formation contact Martin professional appearances, will be presented tonight at Science III students where to look for floor) for more information Petersen at 232-7931 . and are a mixed bag of new 8, in t. Peter's Episcopal UCSD students can get e.xhl~lt, consisting of conceptual photographers Energy Production and funding sources for a on these. material they are trying out Church in Del Mar course credit for working in figurines, masks, and Bernd and Hilla Becher in Sherwood Hall--To Utilization : Frontiers of particular project. It would A possible 199 in on the public. If you're in Featuring musI c by Vivaldi, many fields this Spring; photos dating back 2,000 the upstairs galleries from benefit The La Jolla Science 119 then help students learn Sociology or f is available the area be sure to stop by Telemann, and , as including ecology, years up through the February 23 through Chamber Orchestra, Joshua Physics and Power: how to research a possible to anyone wishing present. The museum is 31 . and take a peek. performed by the Festival government responsibility, compile data gathered by Rifkin will perform the Frontiers of Science 121 grant, write a grant, contact open from 10 a.m . to 4:45 Modern D~nce : USIU will Chamber En semble ' and consumerism. To help Piano Rags of Scott , Pollution Models; Ames the necessary people, and graduate women at UCSD. p.m. daily. Fine Arts Gilliery of SOIn be presenting a workshop Elizabeth Hami lton students choose classes in along with selections from 170 follow-up on the proposal. A survey was taken to see Diego-The Latin American and concert in the UCSD Harpsichord, Peter Farell - ~~-.-~ these important fields, the Red Back Book with a Students and faculty who what their fields were, The NaturOiI History Arts Committee is spon­ gym . The workshop is Cello, Uegene Gratovich - ~ ~. ~ CALPIRG has compiled a CRANTSMANSHIP San Diego ensemble, are interested in working to whether or not they were Museum, Balboa POIrk-­ soring a series of lectures Tuesday February 26 from violin, and Sylvia Green­ list of suggested classes. Money is one quantity tonight and tomorrow night develop such a course on married, how many Florida Canyon Nature entitled "Mexican 7-9 PM . The concert will be field - flute. The California Public that is in short supply at at 8 p.m. at Sherwood Hall. "grantsmanship" should children they had, and the Trails ecological tours by Muralists : Ancient and on Wednesday February 27, Theatre: UCSD Theatre's Interest Research Croup has UCSD, as many student Tickets are S10 (S6 tax call Bookman at x2943 to kinds of jobs they even­ trained guides, this Sunday Modern." The first speaker at 8 p.m. Best of all. .. it's production of Blood FAME Seminar chosen classes in 7 different groups can testify. But, if a deductible) at the Turn­ set up a meeting. Members tuallyended up having. (Do at 1 and 2 p.m. will be Harry W. Crosby, a absolutely cost free! Wedding, opens tonight departments at UCSD. new course in "grant­ you know how many table, 459-4421 of clubs and organizations Aerospace Museum, La Jolla photographer and Concert Noles: "Foghat" and continues Feb 23 , 24, A new Contemporary Issues 21 seminar, ON FAME, Though many other courses smanship" is offered next secretaries at UCSD have at UCSD are especially POIrk-There is a new author. He will discuss and Also in the Park-Don wi II appear at J.j's on Sat, 28 and March 1, 2, and 3 will be offered spring quarter. In this course, techniques will enable students to quarter, things might be master or Ph .D. degrees?) Bal~ encouraged to help out so photo exhibit, "Famous show slides of the little McCloud and Mark Wenzel Feb 23 for two shows, 8 and before departing for its for aquiring fame in various fields will be examined. The contribute to the com­ different at UCSD. In-depth interviews were that they may be able to get Flights & Flyers", through known Monumental Rock are presenting free mime 11 p.m. The four-man group southern California tour. major fields to be covered will be politics, the sciences, munity, these are a rough Mark Bookman, director funding for their own conducted by these women .,. and the media. Other areas will be briefly discussed, sampling: of the new student center, needs . and there is a great deal of such as sports and show business. The Rise of Con- has offered to help students information about the life­ Students will be asked to devise and initiate a project sumerism; Contemporary set up a course in writing WOMEN'S AFFAIRS styles of graduate women. that will make active use of these techniques. Records Issues 21 funding grants. If enough Though there is no The data, when organized, In Your Ear-Radio IiSDT • .-t:'" The price of fame, its rewards and consequences will Defining the Quality of students and faculty help Women's Studies program would be made available to • • be discussed. Life: Economics 167 organize this course, and at UCSD, there will be a all in the Women's Center. $, _I, By Kenneth Moss For further information on course content, please Urban Social Problems: show interest in it, it will be number of courses offered contact Sherilin Heise, x1382. Don Maker Sociology 120 offered for credit in the spring quarter that are of The University Extension A couple of new developments for JOHNNY WINTER - SAINTS For information on how to enroll in the course, please poration, is an analysis of forces we face; The University Town Spring. particular interest to will be offering many KSDT have occurred within the past AND SINNERS IKC - 32715) contact the CI office, x1949. industrialism, bureaucracy, scientific The subject of Man's foibles and ludicrous nature has Center: Urban and Rural According to Bookman, women. women's study-type courses, week. Those "chanaes" are important-we 'technology, urbanization and their It looks like the king of l been explored by many people in many mediums, and Studies 109 foundations offer a lot of In September there were this spring. Martha Rossler are now broadcasting at ~ AM here on effects on the individual-massive raunch and roll is back in Political Profiles of money that UCSD student only thirteen women will teach " Images of theatre is permeated by plays on this topic. Too often the UCSD campus and at ~ FM frustration which leads to apathy or form and ready to com­ they are trite and boring. Jean Giradoux was a poet of Civil War Widows Officials: Political Science projects would qualify for. faculty members at UCSD. Women in Film", which is STEREO on Southwestern Cable Com­ barely controlled rage .. .the lecturer is Dr. pletely severe your head wit and insight and presented a very humorous and 198 (Dr. Stanley) There are now thirty-one, good for Visual Arts credit. pany's cable. Thinas are beginning to Paul Goodman, a prominent " radical" from your neck. These last and a number of these Peggy Budd will lead novel view of this ancient subject. His play is entitled Entitled to Relief cook ... social critic. -9:30 pm couple of months have Amphitryon 38, and it is being presented at the Mission women are offering courses course called " Teaching Every minute that we're on the air, we Extension Classes The Moral Ambauity of AmencOl: Is been trying times indeed for Playhouse. that deal with women's About Women". Other strive to give you the very best for your AmencOin Democracy VIOIbleJ long time Johnny Winter The Veterans Administration has begun another changing role in society. classes include "Images The play is set during the early d~ys of t.h~ Roman "outreach" effort to inform widows of Civil War University of California Extension, San Diego an­ listening pleasure, without commercial enthusiasts like myself. I empire, and employs the Cods in phllosop.hlZlng upon Susan Kleinberg will be Women in the French nounces that spring quarter registration wi II open interruption. Musically speaking, we're a In this final lecture, Dr. Goodman was sure that he was and exploring the characters of mortals. Jupiter (Norbert veterans they're entitled to a S55 monthly aid and at­ teaching " Women in Novel" and "How to Stop tendance allowance if they are eligible. This allowance Monday, Feb. 25 . collage of sounds-any and all types are looks for signs and hopes in the picture doomed to spend the rest of Ehrenfreund) and (Robert Almanca) have a History". Cail Olmvedt, of Discriminating Against is in addition to death compensation and death pension Ex~ore catalogs for spring are now being mailed, and aired. If there's something you'd like to of America he has drawn. "The American his natural born musical life discussion upon this subject before coming to earth. to the Sociology department, Yourself". There is no payments. will abailable at city, county and UCSD libraries. hear, give the air person a call at 453- faces that used to be so beautiful, so catering to SRO test the virtue of Alkemena (D' Ann Peace), a beautiful is offering "Social I separate section in the Officials noted that in December 1973, there were 511 Many classes begin the week of April 1, with short 1221. resolute and yet so poignantly open and teenybopper "Clearisil" mortal Jupiter has fallen in love with .. . Stratification". There are Extension catalog for Civil War beneficiaries (272 widows and 239 helpless courses planned throughout the quarter. For the jazz buffs of San Diego, some innocent, are looking ugly these days, generation crowds. The plot is basically a tangle concerning the virtue of also four courses that deal Women's Studies Courses; children) on the agency's rolls. There were 548 last June. A pootography class will take "spring break" in the very fine jazz programming can be heard hard, thin-lipped and like innocence I have come to the Man opposing the devious plots of the Gods . Other with women being offered they are interspersed The averafe age of Civil War widows is 89 .1 years , Big Sur and at Hearst Castle, doing camera studies of with Gary Shigematsu on Tuesdays and spoilt without having become ex­ conclusion that he has to characters are trundled across the stage, however, to by the Anthropology throughout. .with 26 of them 100 years old or more. The oldest Union nature and architecture. First meeting for the Thursdays 6-10 am; Toya Lewis 2~ pm perienced." make money somehow and present other aspects of the beast. A trumpeter .explains Army widow is 117 years old, compared to 105 for the photographers is March 26. Tuesdays; Glen Flowers 6-9 pm Tuesday Saturday night, Feb. 23rd 9:00 pm The I guess he realizes that how creation and beauty are more a state of mmd than oldest Confederate Army widow. A general interest lecture series will present scientists eveni ngs; AI Zollar on Wednesdays and Pe~nut Butter Productions Tonight's rarely does a musician a physical necessity. A servant extols the blessings of VA officials said 197 of the 272 surviving Civil War from the Salk Institute who will give " Perspectives on Speakers Today Sundays from 2~ pm; and Sunday .nights presentation is The Trneller, by Marc make it these days on ar­ peace, and a warrior sends him .off to ~ake the town .for widows draw aid and attendance benefits. Of the 75 Man." 10 pm-2 am with Rob Norberg and Mark Connally; the story of the experiences of tistic ability alone. Take war, praising everything . associated With war as being Extension offers ongoing programs for business Freund . a rather inane man who travels on a Grand Funk for instance; the real calling and deSire of Man. who do not, four are more than 100 years old. There are One of the world's outstanding theoretical physicists, people, workers in the medical field, and teachers, as Classical fans can be treated to Dilte metropolitan train in the 1930's for the It would seem he has a point, as Amphitryon (Stephen 1.2 million widows from all wars on VA compensation Dr. Eugene Paul Wigner of Princeton University, will take them for any reason ; well as citizens who want to be effective in influencing With Destiny, Wednesday evenings from first time. Produced by Lea Jacobs and you may have them! With Christopher) leaves his beautiful wi~e Alkemena h~pp i l y and pension rolls. present the initial Maria Goeppert Mayer Memorial government. 6-9 pm with Buchbinder and Jim Dion Hollenbeck with Doug MacDonald Johnny Winter, happily, his in exchange for the pleasure of bemg a general In the There are no Civil War veterans, the last Union Army Colloquium, this Friday, February 22. The Extension registration office is open 8 a.m. to 7 Soto. Dille With Destiny is an "unor­ and Steve Colman ... post hospitalization army. This clears the field for Jupiter and his amorous veteran died in 1956 at the age of 109. The last Con­ The lecture is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. in Room 2722 p.m. Monday through Thursday, through 5 p.m. on thodox" collage of history and the Sunday night Feiltures 6:00 pm News transition to flash rock gives 'intentions, and from then on humor flows In equal federate Army veteran was 117 years old when he died of the Undergraduate Sciences Building on the Revelle Fridays, and 9 a.m . to noon on Saturdays. During the classics, with a focus on a particular time OInd Sports Wrap-up with Haynes Pitts a false impression. Beneath proportions to the philosophy. in 1959. College campus at UCSD. Professor Wigner will speak busy period March 18 - April 12, weekday closing time period each week. and Bruce "Sportsbomber" Hanley 6:30 the recently acquired The cast is well suited for their parts, and does an on "Epistemology Dictated by Quantum Mechanics and will be extended to 9 p.m. And of course, there's The Chrome­ platform shoes and David excellent performance of a fun show. Directress Edythe Our Escapes," a critical evaluation of quantum pm Poels' Nook Persons interested in receiving a catalog y mail are Plated MegOlphone of Life each evening Tonight will begin a three-part special Bowie mocl-a-gogo stretch - Cousteau Raps System mechanics. asked to telephone 453-2000, extension 2061. or write: from 9-10 pm. A wide variety of programs about the late Pablo , a elastic jumpsuits lies the continued on page 7 EXPLORE " A", P.O . Box 109, La Jolla, CA 92037 . The Andrew W. Cordier, the top aide to the United are coming your way ... prominent Latin American poet. In this picture of a dedicated, (M ary-Fran ces Spratt, UC Davis Cal. Aggie) W ith catalog is free of charge. Nations Secretary-Ceneral for 16 years and president Megilphone OInd Other Such Thinas particular program, Neruda reads four of constantly experimenting, cheers sweeping through Freeborn Hall, Phillippe emeritus of Columbia University, is scheduled to speak his poems at Columbia University on conscientious blues Cousteau proclaimed "As students studying and lear­ at the International Center. Feb . 22-28 April 13, 1972. The reading begins with a guitarist. There is no ning, you are already gathering the tools and weapons science - Metabiology. The talk, which is free and open to the public, will translation by Robert Bly of two poems : messing around here. This RESEARCH that are going to clobber the old bastards." Referring to Salk begin at 8:30 p.m . Cordier'S topic will be "The Inside Friday Night, Feb . 22 9:00 pm The "Solo L~ MOirte" (Nothing But Death) and basic blues training and Thousands of Topics the politicians and polluters who have buried nature's Existing science and Record of the United Nations." A question and answer MorOiI Ambiauity of Ameriu: The " Arte Poetic~," (The Art of Poetry); dedication to guitar playing $2.75 per page beauty am idst waste, the underwater adventurer was continued from page one philosophy will be blended period and refreshments will follow. Psychology of Being Powerless are evident, of course, in his Send for your up·to-date, 16(l.paae, ISVPS followed by Neruda reading the works. reflecting upon a student's role in combating pollution. -with the aim of un­ ma il order catalog. Enclose $1 00 from an epoch which in­ This program, fifth in a series produced Neruda also reads his "Ode 10 the Socks," music. He knows where "The news is disaster everywhere." derstanding evolution and to cover postage Idel i,ery time is cludes the history of man by the Canadian Broa?casting Cor- a poem of humility and gratefulness. every sixty-fourth note he 1 to 2 days!. Cousteau, son of Jacques Cousteau, believes " The nature as the processes until now to another epoch. plays belongs. If one listens RESEARCH ASSISTANCE, INC. for problems are overwhelmingly due to an inadequate precede rather than, as 11941 WILSHIRE BLVD .. SU iTt tt2 The fi rst sl ides depicted the continued on p~ge 7 closely, it is fast, very fast, social system," in which profit and exploitation prevail . now, studying the results of LOS ANG[LES, CALIF. 90025 "S"-shaped graph of thl' LOW PRICES but clean, very clean . He (21 3) 477-8474 or 477·5493 Politicians make rash decisions regarding energy past evolutionary changes. popu lation growth of HIGH TRADE-INS has also mastered the Our ruelrch material is solei for rlSfirch aui5tance only. sweet problems to please the voters without regard to the long Just as the elements are the various animals. The RENTALS vibrato (the sustained, term effects . units for chemistry, people popu lation grows at a chilling, vibrating guitar Cousteau's father recently sent a telegram to will be the units for Shakespearian rapidly increasing rate until PROFESSIONAL & President Nixon stating "We have no right to com­ metabiology. conlinued on page 7 a point in time when the INDUSTRIAL things promise the health and safeguard of our children just for population growth rate DEALERSHIPS the commodities of our day." Repeatedly Dr. Salk Production Lecture La Jolla begins to decrease. Dr. Salk stated his willingness to feels the human population The Gap IS girl-crazy. hear arguments against his With over a ton of Levi's on earth is approaching that Energy at UCSD theory. He responded Theaters of 's time and their influence on Shores for Gals' per store. It's the point. He suggested that eagerly to questions, asked his writing will be discussed by. British author and world's greatest selection. this diametric change in the So pick us over. Energy savin[ programs at UCSD are showing results, by the audience. His ideas I cturer Ronald Watkins Monday, Feb , 25, at the acceleration of population according to t he latest issue of the Campus Staff are extensively presented in University of California, San Diego. Market growth from increasing to Gazette. "Thes.' savings can definitely be attributed to his book, Survival of the The lecture, "The Conditions of Performance and Quiz Kid Contest the care of most personnel in turning out lights when decreasi ng wou I d affect Wisest. Their Influence on Shakespeare's Method of Writing," not needed anc! a general attelrl~l Lo monitor the use of many aspects of peoples' will be at 4 p.m . in the UCSD Theatre, Matthews open 7 din ...... lives. Values previously 2259 Avenida de Mon til", Se. energy dependent equipment. Reduction of heat in Campus. No, 3 Results 10.mlo'pm buildings is 10o\lElring fuel demand, and the reduced emphasized, such as the Sponsored by the Department of Drama, the program la Playa Sun NOOf! to I pm prevention of death and the ...y .,.rtf. ng speed limit (50 nph) being observed by most University is free and open to the public. All right class, on the external control of people Phone: 459-3465 drivers is incr ~ asing the miles per gallon of UCSD EXPERT Watkins has directed numerous productions of whole the tests were pretty would be replaced by their vehicles. All in:lividuals need to support this program, ABORTION REPAIRS Shakespeare in England and has designed several stages good. Best grades were opposites; birth control and and maintain that effort to assure that UCSD produces a ALTERNATIVES and there, . recreating conditions similar to those of earned by Randy Peterson self control. These con­ Groceries, positive ENERCY CONSERVATION record . CUSTOMB&W Shakespeare's own playhouse. who wins the 2 tickets to ti icti ng attitudes have " The efforts of the Physical Plant Department, as of PRO-LIFE PROCESSING. He taught the classics and English al the Harrow the Foghat concert at J.J's existed togetheri I n the first the end of January, have resulted in a known reduction ON PREMISES School in Middlesex from 1932 to 1964 and directed the February 23rd at 8 pm ; and Produce, epoch the former of electrical energy demand of 70,000 Kw hours per 24 HRS . school's annual Shakespearian play for 23 years . Marc Goyette, and the team predominated; in the month. This reduction develops from disconnection of C~ditor of "The Harrow Shakespeare, Macbeth," he of Michael Toombs and light fixtures plus the reduced use of fans and pumps. In second epoch evolution 583-5433 has also written "Moonlight at the Globe," a description Steve Thompson who each Meats, demands that the second be comparison to the last report in the Ga£ette, added of an Elizabethan performance of "A Midsummer win a stereo LP . effort of PPD has increased annual savings in fuel oil at favored. free speakers filII VAUDAnD 'A.. IIIICII Night's Dream," and "On Producing Shakespeare," an As for the rest of the Wine Beer the generating plant by 95,304 ga llons, making a total available account of the methods he has developed through his clasL.add-drop cards are & Dr. Salk foresees the estimated savings of 113,545 gallons of fuel oil per 235_4 experience on the Elizabethan stage. on the front desk. Thanks beginning of a new field of year." He attended Eton College, King's College in Cam­ for Irying bridge and Univer ily of 1l.1\(·1 ')wluprlanrf laundry soap that gets clothes " cleaner than dean". Tribady in Arcady How Green Was Our Valley While the industrialized nations collapse In decay, A Defense 01 Coloniahm expending all tbeir resources to keep people alive and or submissive. the "underdeveloped" countries will take ly .It•• 8. s.e. by Malcolm Smith civilization to new heights. America of today will The Blushing Nymph's Reply become the India of tomorrow. the place where 25 years have brought about a vast change in the The current energy crisis and oil embargo are not just continued on p.ge 7 i geography of the world. Where European nations once A man has but a single virile reed minor and passing problems . Rather they are the first scores of new nations have sprung up like weeds . Resulting signs of,a major shift in world politics: world power will That stands to serve his masturbat'ry need, this fountain of independence has come a continuous shift from the hands of the industrialized nations into Whereas we women have more divers parts against the evi ls of colonialism. the eager and able grasp of the countries that produce To assuage the tensions of frustrated hearts . targum crosswo'rd the raw materials that feed the factories of the west. Though his may seem a longer, sturdier flower, there are different forms of imperialism and nationalism so It blooms but once or twice within an hour are different forms of colonialism. some of which aren't The Western World (i .e. The industrialized world) will And then , his passion o'er, his pollen spent, Iy bad (this should provoke that international gang of experience shortages in other areas. probably within the Requires a day for its replenishment. the Marxists, to stir from their tired mediocrity). next 20 or 30 years . The West imports enough raw materials from these countries that an embargo could Not so our own tumescent little yard . Since the advent of universal independence very few of the cripple the economy of the west. Just as the oil Though but an inch, it rises just as hard Independent states have made progress toward their producing countries have united for power. other And, losing nought by seminal emission, ic and political stabil ity. Nations like India require vast producing nations will unite into one massive, powerful Can rise. and rise again, at our volition : sfusions of American wheat to keep her starving citizens whole, using their combined strength to exploit the So. if the spirit urges, we can tweak k at arms length. Other nations like Dahamey have taken up western nations. as the western nations have exploited An hundred raptures in a single week. their national sport, "coup d'etat" for a day. them. In many instances sudden independence has caused more Judging from the current crisis, the probable response Yet. further; while a man has but one plum of the western world will be " dog eat dog and the devil To fondle 'twixt his fingers and his thumb - than there ever were under colonialism . Big Daddy Idi Uganda is trying to prove that Hitler was not just an take the hindmast". each country tripping over itself as 'HI" A HUNDIIID H.CINT 'IT-CALL MY ••oKl. AND TILL HIM TO liLLi' A single tool. with which he can engage it rushes to make deals with sheiks and tribal chieftans . To playa single role on Eros' stage - case but the patron saint of modern international whose persecution of ethnic groups becomes an A powerful and united Africa and South America with We women thrill to thrice as much as he: the other producing nations of the world would be able Two bosoms, and one private chastity - occurance. In neighboring Burundi. once controlled by one dominant tribe butchers a weaker tribe by the to play with the West as a puppeteer with his puppets. A triple organ, whereon we can plllv s of thousands. Whi le the Third and Communist worlds Weak and squabbling. devoting all their resources to the Soft hymns to Venus mallY times a day Solzhenitsyn: A Propaganda Tool their incessent racket about the colonial powers of Por­ maintainence of the peace at home, they could offer no (And more in any solitary night!) (an d to a lesser extent South Africa) colonialism in the real effective resistance. If Henry Kissinger gets his way, the sense continues unchecked in its most viscious forms in Western World will unite in opposition. the haves vs . Enjoy yourself, my Lady Onanite! . G.O . the have nots, leading to a sharply divided world and Hungary. Poland. North Korea. and Cuba. Even in the third by Mason Powell the real possibility of world war . If the producing colonialism was not a rarity . In the Sudan . Arabs terrorized nations put the screw on. the Western World would and Ethiopia maintains control over thousands who 39 PIe... reply 11 Bits of colored have no alternative but submit or fight. Submit? Never. ACROSS 43 Cirptntry need piptr Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn and his writings are examples on a one-year-to-life indeterminate sentence and finally let normally become part of the neighboring Somali nation. 1 Prestigious Eutern 44 Agr .....nt 12 AYold of the American media's ability to brainwash the The " underdeveloped" nations will meanwhile pick unIV.rslty 45 Slllor 13 Awllts decision murdered. as was George Jackson? Did he suffer the The ou tcry by the Marxist powers and the Third World is B IIIrrlt1Y. po.... 46 Su ffix: one who 15 Nore indolent American "intelligentsia." Their reactions to out the best from Western technology, learning from fates of Eldridge Cleaver. H. Rapp Brown, or Malcolm X? ing a bit boring and usually hypocritical. 13 lobe of the bnin 47 111,..lnlted sollrly 20 - O·Bri.n Solzhenitsyn and his books demonstrate an amazing An Open Letter our mistakes, and with any luck at all produce a more 14 Shrink bock 49 Robert Voughn TV 24 Nor. beloyed Was he blown up like some of the Weathermen? Or did rational society, with technology as a tool instead of a 16 lHve the country rol. 26 Hang. from ability not to grasp the obvious, as usual. Almost he suffer the fates of torture and execution that his Western forms of Colonialism range from the good to the bad. 17 - Stln- SO loos.-l ..f notebook 21-.cross universally in this country Solzhenitsyn is portrayed and Britain's refusal to accept the " noble " on any master. They will be able to preserve what is best in IB Not .ny 52 Hy.nlllke _1 27 - diY. counterparts would surely get in the U.S. puppet states their lands, without destroying it in the never-ending 19 Port of IMn's S4 Suburb 0' Chlclgo 28 Wlgers accepted as a great writer and a courageous, persecuted of Brazil. Uruguay. Bolivia, Chile. Greece. Spain. To Boh Caldwell . not admirable. But most of the excesses of Western fo"..l Ittlr. SS Coooputer ...... rfts 30 Pick Soviet diSSident, who is trying to expose the repression and mindless search for more comfort. faster cars. and a 21 Turkish headge.r 56 - Fronce 31 Short, stumpy till Portugal. The Phillippines. South Vietnam and South ism have long been chapters out of history rather than 22 Contllner 0' 57 C.I., 32 WII tlrget of the Soviet government during the Stalinist era . In Korea, to name a few? (With the torturers trained at Los atrocities. genetic code 33 Coll.ge subject doing so, he seeks a religious solution to practical by Percy BYS8ch e 23 Bi rths tDnl DOWN (Ibtlr. ) Fresnos, Texas. no less!) Needless to say, none of these 24 Clcero's Cit 34 Bring into ""Ictlce problems. I have talked with many of these people, and things have happened. Recently I read in the L.A . Times The most hated of colonial powers has been Portugal. The 25 F_. talk. 1 '20s .ong or 35 Bet_s Ihrwd have found it has rarely, and usually not, occured to I am writing in reply to the letter from Bob Caldwell in your although .hated almost universally have not por- 27 In 1_ (lftgry) _n' s n_ 3B Sunfl_r ,tit. (watch for the blatant propaganda articles of Murray triton times 28 "Petrified Forest" 2 Bathrooo fbture (Ibbr.) them to question the truth of this man's writings. This Seeger; often they are on the front page) that the Soviet last edition. His assumption that the article "On the Necessity of hate to cause large scale independence .tlr 3 - Andrews CO Curly ••. g. kind of faith is seldom granted to authors of the left. 29 Emt1an cHy 4 Fr'OIII Essen (Ibbr.) 41 SttlkPlOUs. chlln Union had "stepped up" its campaign of terror against Masturbation" was written by Mark McCarty is totally incorrect. n\l~m"nt< as there were in Algeria or in Viet-Nam . There have 31 T.. --(_ll clr) 5 Statt: Fr. 42 T.IcheN (Ibbr.) Why should they a priori believe Solzhenitsyn? Many do While Mr. McCarty has written some pieces that show con. small insurgent forces in Portuguese Africa but these have (_I. Chlcl 32 Fond look bocbMrds 6 ,\bl. to r .. son 44 Thick SOUP Solzhenitsyn by publishing, for the first time. letters to David Buchblnde< New. O... rt ..... t heN,a,iAl A... ,."tt not know that the crime Solzhenitsyn was convicted of 3S ClI'1JOIIn 7 Putl. of ..Iny 47 No, l . titlo: 'Ir. the editor in Pravda denouncing him. Apparently the siderable imagination and depth, It is unfair to ascribe every such totally unsuccessful. One may note that there are more 36 F n tlO11lnt stud.nts 48 Walked on CM, EoIItot M.uy Howard C~mille C.UI was tantamount to collaboration with the Nazis in 7 •• 1 th Vic. 8 Ci'· In Irlq 49 Babe Ruth "'-tr Soviet Union has an almost infinite number of these piece to his authorship. Furthermore. I am offended that Mr. in the Portuguese Army than there are Portuguese. If Crtl Hicks C.rol Phillips Kathy Coxe 3 T~'cn r",,-n n .. 51 "I 11.e _ . World War Two. But then, many people were jailed for McCarty did not take the opportunity, as editorial director. to Its the Portuguese for not allowing Africans self- Bette Cllfrett PNs Ident 9 Honey buzzlrd • steps. since they step up their terror quite frequently ,...... (dItor Krein. Marquez 38 Type of shirt 10 J_ls 53 LibYln _'ur. this crime. some possibly unjustifiably by Western and still have not progressed very far. These letters were dispute Mr. Caldwell's claim. thus tacitly taking credit for my .t~'-rnin;ltion, remember the Portuguese themselves have Mic hlel Sesma lIndl Kina peacetime standards. (Certainly the case of Lt. Calley work. res,errlbl lng se lf determination. Portuguese Africa is Vicki Broach from Soviet intellectuals as" well as workers. Yet the Copy 1411 •• Juanit. Stoddard Artll" indicates the crime of an American must indeed be press would have us believe it is part of an "official But the more important point which I wish to make is that the ansi(jerE~d part of Metropolitan Portugal and probably has as JamesC SOlo Chris Rauber severe to merit punishment.) Does Solzhenitsyn's Ed Simons (0"'1 CtclS campaign of terror." The intellectuals find this article was not satirical. as Mr. Caldwell assumes . I really believe freedom as Uganda, Guinea, or the Somali Republic. •• tina. M." .... RIch Pool Mike Thom,s conviction necessarily make him innocent? Rut Hinlon Roberta Rehm 'S UNCLE believeable, and yet if the newspapers said one of their the statements that I make in it and am prepared to defend them. While constant·and extreme colonialism is rather absurd (why Solzhenitsyn's former wife, Natalya Reshetovskaya. in Holly Hitzeman" letters to the editor was "officially inspired" they would I will restate my position, so that anyone who wishes to 'claim would want to colonize Mali or Chad is ,beyond me) the Edltorill 0,"<10. James C SolO an interview with the conservative newspaper Le Figaro, probably sue for libel in their outrage. (Apparently such M.rkMcC.rty Art. Oep.rt","t Is musrc from the early 18th century that my views are "farcical" will have to present rational of colonialism practiced before the scramble for colonies to the mid-20th said she typed part of his latest book, The Gulag Ar­ a tactic is nontrivial to accomplish. since the Aft. Edllo< Rue Hinton arguments against them . late 19th century did have some merit. No one could fault Cha.les Hyde chipelago, 1918-1956. while she was still his wife. She republicans of this country found it necessary to send Larry Deckel "Four young musician's technical First. I believe that it would be fine if we could regard all forms for colonizing Gibralter. Malta, and Singapore. In fact ""otol,.phy Don Maker said : "The subject of " Gulag Archipelago', as I felt at the fake telegrams supporting the U.S. terror-bombing of St>orto EditOf Pat Dav iS brilliance and five togetherness." of sexual ity as delightful and precious, and develop our capacity retreat from her colan ial realm has left the Un ited States Eric R'ln.u ere, ll!On"rd moment when he was writing it, is not in fact the life of Hanoi last Christmas.) Tom Pillr.m After Dark, New York for such enjoyment. Prejudices against masturbation or the Soviet Union maneuvering in strategically important Mindy Stott the country and not even the life of the camps but the Now more recently we find that the Soviet Union has Sci.ftce (dUor homosexuality have no real basis in natural human instinct. In effect, for the world to maintain any sort of stability it is John Snodlr.ss folklore of the camps." (New York Times, February 6. exiled Solzhenitsyn to West Germany. where he will be Contrary to Freudian ideology. there is no basic instinctive drive for super powers to maintain their own strategic health 1974. p.5) More evidence of Solzhenitsyn's unreliability, forced to support himself (if he cannot find a job) with 'hoto.r.ph, (dltor Production Sport. Dcpartmcnt March 2, 8:30 p.m. Revelle Cafe that directs us to the opposite sex. and of which auto-eroticism ey become overly nervous and plunge the world into Malcolm Sm It" Man.; Liska again from the New York Times (2-4-74, p.14J. is a letter the estimated six million dollars he has in Swiss bank Beuey Krueaer TIckets .t lI,ey H,II Bo~ Offlee or homosexuality are diversions or perversions . Certainly we co nflict. Tracy Brrtolucci s.cretaff Ed Simons U.C.S.D. Student: .1.&0 G.n" f2.1iO of Nikolai D. Viktevich, who is chairman of a depart­ accounts from the royalties of his books . Defiant until must admit that orgasm is innately delightful (if our education Corr ineC.4.., Cloria Siom Inskl Kirk Robinson ment of chemistry in the Soviet Union, and the man the last. Solzhenitsyn refused to obey two summons for has not taught liS to fear and despise it); but it is another thing to Our present dislike of colonialism must be tempered with an Peter Cilbs Auoclllte City (dltOrt Kathy Keunzl with whom Solzhenitsyn corresponded during the war. questioning. and was finally arrested and exiled. This Rick Drom claim that orgasm through heterosexual intercourse is the into the strategic and economic realities of in- lu.inu, Depoutment (It was this correspondence that Solzhenitsyn claims was only one of numerous Russian laws he recently " natural" instinctive. and infinitely preferable way. Heterosexual I politics. The failure of Third World nations to govern Hannah Cohen was responsible for his prison term) Viktevich writes: broke; most of the prior ones involved his dissemination preferences are almost entirely a product of social forces rather is causing Western nations a great deal of hardship. COpy Ruden lee Y«use John laylor OOnnl Yamamoto "Recently I learned that my relations with Aleksandr of pro-Western propaganda. Perhaps now Solzhenitsyn than instinct. Of course. any society which continues to exist United States must concern herself with its own survival. The Maria Puente Ramon Ruiz I~ Solzhenitsyn were mentioned in a distorted light in will emigrate to a Free World country like Chile (whose Aut. IUII""s Manaler Debbie Perluss Bill Wilson must place a high emphasis on heterosexual pair bonding, if only ibilityof Idi Amins and Mobutus has led to a more sober IOM!ph Mooynln several biographies of the latter, which have been recent bloody coup he has not yet been able to con­ for the sake of procreation and the raising of a family. But it does ot colonialism, and hopefully will silence its numerous brought out in the West.. .He (Solzhenitsyn ) always had demn); he probably will be in no danger there of suf­ The 'RITON TtMU i. officially reco.niJM liS A ,.weI,n' newspaper by the Com· Roscoe Lee Browne not follow that other forms of sexuality need to be despised municadon loard of the Ufti~dty of t:.Utornil, bn Die.o, Bulldln. lSO. ~h ..hewl a very high opinion of himself. In the war years. he came fering the fate of Victor Jara, or the many persecuted Each form has its own merits in different situations. Standard eIlMp .... LA 'olLl, (,IUomi. '2037. 'ubfiutkHI is twice wHIIly on Tuftd.y. ,,"4 & Anthony Zerbe to regard himself as no less than a "semi-god" and from Chi lean " dissi dents" . Or are such things of no im­ Fridlyt. Offices Ire louted in Roo", 117, .lake HaU...... ,tte Camp... I. For adnrd"n. heterosexual genital intercourse has the feature of providing pho •• 45)"71~ , Of 453·lOOO, X101' : 10. edlt""I.1 o...... phon. X10 ... in this height judged what was good and bad. according to portance in "underdeveloped" countries? Certainly the simultaneous satisfaction to both partners. It can also provide Behind The Broken Words his own schemes and theories rather than in terms of free press of this country is much more concerned with interpersonal contact. companionship. warmth. playfulness; but reality." Although in Gulag Archipelago Solzhenitsyn Soviet "persecution" . Hence so also are the homosexual relations can have these same values. Heterosexual writes he was never tortured, Viktevich writes in manipulated propagandists. the American intellectuals. contact may have a strong element of delight in the bodily "an evening of poems, songs, & response to being shown the records of Sozhenitsyn's This article is not to be construed as a defense of beauty of the partner; but we should be equally capable of PAID POLITI CAL ADVERTISEMENT fragments of plays." interrogation: "The first thought that crossed my mind Soviet policies. nor even as an attack on Solzhenitsyn. delighting in the beautiful bodies of our own sex. and even our was that this was again some tactical ruse. However. not but rather as a criticism of the American intellectuals. I own bodily beauty. . only was the signature extremely familiar to me. but have tried to point out how American intellectuals I contend that masturbation is a valid and important alter· there was no doubt in my mind regarding Solzhenitsyn's IMPEACH NIXON Fri. Feb . 22 perhaps as a legacy of McCarthy and the cold war. ar~ native means of sexual enjoyment. Sometimes it is difficult to handwriting, as he had made additions and corrections quick to condemn the Soviet Union without sufficient find a truly congenial companionship. And sometimes one feels HERE'S YOUR CHANCE TO EXPRESS AN OP INION in the record with ,is own hand. each time adding his analysis. unreasonably. and on misinformation. They AGAINST • FOR • NEUTRAL signature in the ma ·gin. My horror increased when I saw are unwitting tools of anti-communist. and hence anti­ continued on p.ge 7 the names of our fl iends in these records and that they Soviet. propagandists. The American press heralds TOWN MEETING at Mulrlllnda Junior HI. h 8:30 P.M. Revell.C.f. were also spoken (.f as persons with anti-Soviet moods Gulag Archipelago (published in France by the YMCA U.C.S.D. Stud.nt. $2.001 Special April 77:30 pm and potential m ~rh bers of the organization-Kirill press while being broadcast serially by Radio Liberty) in Student "Dlacounted" G.n.... 1 Admls.lon $3.00 Inaurance Simonyan. his \/ife Lida Yezeherets and even its inimicable red-baiting fashion; Eric Sevareid hails Auto Come And Get Inyolyed. Oon't Be The Silent Ap

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If 1. Cam.ro RS. 371• • uto.• e.c. Well. obvloualy mora peop" Lost: Pop Blo 173 notw on 2114 In for sale IIst.ned to Rick .nd Larry Man 8- comproml.. c.r: .ood p_er but personal services 'D22 Ired aptral notebookl Tum 10 '.m. on the Racord Sh_. there no gal hog 117 mp.1 217 .... Into TT off or call IM­ wouldn't be .ny need for .11 theM -..z.. 121211 MI Reyna. Ev.n though It _ •• PORTANT 121221 FOR SALE camplnll equip: 10 x 12 perlonal• . 12/221 HANG-GLIDING LESSONS tant Ilik. _I: two lant.rn.: 2- hHVY w ..k.nd. It w .. beautiful. LEARN HOW ON SAND DUNESI burner prOpane .tov. with .tand: St.r.o/ H.rmon K.rdon 230 becauu I -.,ent It with you. I lov. .16 7l1li-3121 121221 LOST: black w.11It In HL Aud or ,.c.lv.r G.rrard 40B R.cord you. Young Child 121221 Sweet ~ .11a. wltv - Million. neer call _ -100II Thankel Ic. cheat 3 camp Itool. - .100.00 of u. & .11 our lov ••nd kl_ for PI_ Call Ann - Ext. 1873 121221 Ch.ng.r Mlnlqu.d Spkr­ 121221 • /Everythln. for .130 c.1I Don .t From on. UN to the oth.r Un H.ppy 21.t·Hubby. 121221 RIDES AND RIDERS To .ny city• 4&3-7387. USA. C.nada. M.xlco Skl.ra to 1. Flat IIIiO Spld.r P''''. Cell 1P2I2I1 HAPPY BIRTHDAY 12/221 LOST: lab book· W""'e SlIIIIt Roberto M.nd.z. Your S.D. O. • nd M.mmoth. T.ho. atc. Otto C.r Betty .t ..... or .1034. (2 /221 Poo" tiI2-121O _ EI C.Jon Blvd. tltltlyt Clmnlltrv In HL 11 ...at HI Scout. Aren't you glad I put thl. E. bill w .. found on c.mpu•• nd week. ,pLEASE "'v•• t TT office. For S.I.: Polaroid 420 cam.r. S.n 01.110 W. .1.0 .rr.n•• DELUX 14 " N_port B_v.rull In the paper for you. (2/221 m.lled. 121221 121221 foeuNd fla.h .nd tlm.r - MIl call LOCAL POOLS 1P2I2I1 J.cket. Brand N_ IISdfisiI .. __ ••k for N.ne 12/221 Mlk. M.Tune: I hata your .utalill Mike 4Ii2-0487 12/221 H.ppy Birthday C.P.O. MI .. you LOST 1 Two Tone B~n W.11et But the ,... of you will do r7 Volvo 1... . radl.I • . new brk. & n... qu.rter. Good luck. LC.F. l!!!! TYPING - MARILYN would like to Muir Dorm•• Wed Feb. 14 D.vld flne. you benans you. much lov •• clutch. .. or beat off.r. C.II Art (2/221 type your peper. thwIa. etc. She I. Everldg. 413-1727 121221 12/221 X1. or 284-4100. 12/221 IiicJ. ..p.rl.nc.d on .11 typ.. of H.lry: You'ra stili WRONG I Tricky papers. f.... _onsb... nd hili Trlumvlrata 121221 I n.. d BIG RIPE BANANAS for.n .n IBM. C"lremont .ree. P'- LOST: PhyelCl Notebook on 2113 ROSEMOUNT SKI BOOTS: t20 Nlkon Photomlc FTN. 110 mm f1.4. •• p.rlm.nt with my h.lry call her .t -'71180. IP2I221 blk & white. .raph p. P'- Siz. 10-11% . P.ul 412.1137 12/211 UNd. xlnt condition. mo or beat relation.. Must be .t ..... 12.. S .. . return to _ D. Ana ph. ...,. offer. 4I3.aJ7 .ftar I'M 121221 SHALLOW: In thl. particular c_. only .ub.t.nc. c.n cr•• t. BBB 12/221 121221 • VW Camper V.n-xlnt. condo PIANO LESSONS. JUILLIARD Put .omethln••• cltlnll betw.. n r.. pact . Spock 12/221 N_ engln •• Col.m.n .tov. Incl. I w.nt to ...ura everyone thet I trained. .xP. t_her. B.... Adv . A pelr of man'. wlra rim ..._ your 1... 1 71 N n on Cam.ndo I ,.1• .00 412-1716/Kurt 121211 Green I. the color of my true .m not reelly .n IDIOTI .I.ned. Mualc fundaments.. tau.ht In • found betwHn gym & biology Mu.t S.II ~ D.vld 12/221 lov.·. het. .11 .y.. 121221 Bob Ad.lakl. 12/221 w.y thet wtll challenge .nd bldg. contact IT offIc.. I2J22I Uaad clarinet. xlnt. cond ../off.r develop your cNetlvlty. Call 'DO­ call Mlh ..... 12/211 To the ·.nonymous guy In Doe Gregold: Happy Blrthdayl H.v•• " . IP2I2I1 found In USB 'D22; three rings call Dorta· c ....·: I love you madly I.nd nlc. y.. r . Love. 210. I2J22I to Identify. M.ry _ .170 12/221 TYPIST. F.... 4IIc • page. Call __ NEW STEREO EQUIP. FOR SALE .11 of your crezy f.....,dal .nd of wanted I'D2 121211 MAJOR BRANDS DISCOUNT cou,.. I'll be your V'''ntlne. Chili Thank-you. Sist., Geo,..: YOU Will the penon who took two PRICES 4I3-121t MARTY LEAVE 10m. wine .nd 1'11_ c"'n your ar. b •• utlful. I Lov. you. bethlngeulta from locker 1.. Incom. tax servlc• . dlacount for MESSAGE 121211 room. Love forever. Tart 121221 FELiCIDAD 12/221 P..... return them to 1he cage. If studanta. staff or f.culty. 7II-IZII you have .ny corwoiencel 121221 W.nted travel comp.nlon for triP .fter 2. I PI ETI Surfboard: Bonz.r' ft.. 4 In. XI"nt to .urop. IEn.l.nd. mo.tlyl H.y S.B. w.tcher. If you w.nt to GEORGE- HAPPY BIRTHDAY Condo... . c.II272-1143 aft.r . . ..k W.".n -.m7 12/211 1I.ln 4.0 poundl. ..t pecan•. AFTER ALL THIS IS YOUR DAY­ Found In women'. bethroom for Ken. 121211 They'ra f.ttenln• . Then S.B. wtll ALWAYS MAR114A 12/221 out.ld. USB 2722 • Cro•• WANTED: Rid. to Red"nd•• San hav. mora to _tch•• 0 will P.S .. .utomatlc pencil. Call 2JO.47I2 SIIv., Flut.. SllIn.t by S.lm.r. B.rdoo.ree w ..k.nd of M.rch 2 V.B .. P.O. • G.B .• F.B ...... Skinny lost & found 12/221 XI.nt condo .nd ton• . • 100. C.II .nd 3 C.II M.rk 413-1 ... (2121 12/221 277-" Aftar II. 12/211 housing WANTED Good B & W portabl. D.. r Puol-.lnc. w. c.n·t do • Loat on campus 2112. ••old crOll 18 FOOT ELECTRIC BOWLING TV. p.y c ..h . Must be r... on.bl • . deep throat could w ••t I.... try • Rmmt• . (M/FI To .hera La Jolla pen with DEE Inscribed on It. Call MACHINE. L1.hts UP. ball return.. C.II _-0701. (21211 .h.llow mala,.? L Lovelac. 121221 VII .... Apt. Smoker .nd pets ok ...... or return to T.T. office . atc. .... call P.ul 4113-11121 12/211 C.II 412-0180 11m Keep Tryln. 121221 12/221 Rid. to B.nff. Canada ov.r b,..k. W.nted: .uev.. handeom. male BUS TICKETS ON UCSD CAM­ W.nted Roommata to .hera 3 Kn.l.... Red Sta,.. No blndln... Or •• f.r ••? Will .h.r•• . 7115-G1 with 4.0. DON't hid.. Liz .et PUS Greyhound. Am.rlp.... 200cm, ... or off. 7I5-ai1 12/ 211 12/211 tOIl.ther. Apply HL. 12/221 bedroom FVR. hou.. In Catdlff peugeot To the Owner wht. glrta M.xlco SSW TRAVEl OFfICE 412- with 2 .rad stud.nta. P'Oiii'"lt 10 'P. by .r.o offIc. retum mine GaO 1P3/111 4 .teal radl.1 tl,.. & c.mp.r .h.1I n •• d rid.,. to •••t co.. t Min 402 .0 b •• utlful. With oe.. n vl_. Cell D.n 1I3-G11 or .. ,,.0 .... 121211 on '17 Ford % Ton PU . Sacrifice .t 4113-2000 xZmI. • 1071 mth 12/221 .nywh.,. .round March 6. c.1I .talned III ••• estuarl••• But when BOOK YOUR SPRING RESER­ ...1 4Ii2-0701. (2/211 I glZ. upon your brack.... I can LOST: MENS BROWN WALLET In loul •••t 447·"'. 1P2/ 211 VA110NS WITH SAM HOUSE of .Imo.t _ your berrl ..1 12/221 qMMTE NEEDED: OWN BEDRM the N_ Gym. Need urgently. Call TRAVEL ...... - NO CHARGEI 3" REFLECTOR TEUSCOPE. fIB 40 mo In houae overtook In. . J .L Gutlerre•• ~71130. 121211 Stud who h.. conducted p.t 1P3/1., Wooden 6 ft. stand. Fin I.n... . clinic n ..d. h.lp In pl.cln. BEARD PROGRESS REPORT MI ..lon B.y - 2011 G.rfI.ld. 278- ..k for P.ul 463-1152 . • 30. 12/211 • nlm.I• . C.II 7I5-04Il now. 12/21 mlch ••I : chln.. tlon.l. but blza"• . 121. D.n 12/211 LOST: .11ver bracelet with blu. EUROPE-ISRAEL-AFRICA. J.r: porcupln. prototyp.. boten: .namel In new rae gym. call ~ Stud.nt fll.htl .11 VHr round. SKIS. 196cm w /Tyrol .. Bind. • 30. Rid. need.d to Rlv.,.ld• . S.n or•• nlc look epitomized. 12/221 STUDIO APT . Del M.r Hta evall Il103 lat. eva. 12/211 CONTACT: ISCA . ... Unlver"ty Ski boote. Humanic ail. D•• 20 . Bardo w"k.nd. Will help for stud.nt In .xchen.. for Av • . #11 San 01 ••0. C.llf. 121111. 274-0980 12/211 ar.. with drlVlnll • • "p;;n= • St..... J . LB .nd HS: you·v. got what It lI.rd.nln. .nd .mall rent. Non­ Lost: • pipe with • cork In It 2722. Tel: 17141 217-3010. (2131 ___ zn.82I8. or •. 11156. (2 /211 uk.. 1 If It f.... good. grow It I .mok.r non·drlnk.r 7l1li-34111 1pm two _ka '.0. rawrd no (P3/1" FOR SALE. Suzuki 2IiI) Scremb"r. 12/221 12/211 q.ta. M.. or Mike _ ... 121211 .200 or off.r. C.II .• ' 71115-1231 l ••v ln. for M.xlco City .t quart.r (2/211 b,..k. W.nt Comp.ny. MIF C.II J.n.: A f_ weak•• go you war. Rmmta Needed To Shera 2 BR LOST: Blu. .plr.1 not.book. SSW TRAVEL OFFICE ON Sua .t 462·1. or Ext 1211 12/211 on the Revell. plaza lawn reedlnll Hou.. In PB. __ per month & IMPORTANT. P'- call 'D"" MATTHEWS CAMPUS In ­ M.. fl eld P."I.h b o o ~ . Co.t 26 ..II Nlebla whll. I .katched you. I. ~ utilltl... Fenced Y.rd. pete ok or retum to TT offIc• . 12/211 t.rnatlon.1 C.nt.r 462-0130. 10- 20. Tom box 4711 Sci",. a_h. th.r. .ny w.y w. c.n .et In ;no..-n .fter 6 - _ 80 _ 12/211 12ern d.lly. 2-6pm MWF . Ch.rt• ., 12/ 211 MAYFAIR BINGO. SPLIT •• NEED touch? I think I'm In lov • . Reply LOST-1 RED DOWN MITTEN AT fllghta. Int' l 10 C.rda. Eurall. 0-4•• 1000 : S-2. B·1• • 100: N·3. tIiO thru p.,.on.I.. The Artl.t. 12/221 M.ture f.m ItUdent w.ntad to MUIR ON 211. IF FOUND. CON­ Trlppln•• Gr.yhound. PSA • • Irllna VAN FOR SALE: 71 Ford Superv.n U·2. • 20: oth.,. c.1I 412-81136 (2 /221 .hera I,. hom. In ClelramOflt. TACT PETER AT 411-0lIl. tlckata & atc. 1P2~ 191 302 Autom.tlc t27IiO/Bnt off for S.F.. I loved the card. n_ how Own BR. "/mo & utll m.- REWARDIII 121211 datel" call 753-7I2t4. 12/211 Volunt •• ,. N.. d.d ( •• p.cl.lly .bout you? Who .r. you? M. 12/221 1P3/11 FlI.hta Y_ Round Eu;ON. A... . Blick m.I"' to work with 1... _ Lost: Hooclad blue --.Nrt In l.reeJ. Contact: ISTC. 323 N. 1114 Vell.nt .1110 or off.r. R.pelr ch.nc ••'.m .-.ged klde 2·3 h,.. • MC: WHILE YOU WERE OUT t22IO 2BR. 1 be. cpta. drpa. bitt",. 2122. It'- cell Dave et -'77& Bev.rty Dr.. Beverly HII... C.. m.nual Includ.d. Runa good but wk. In Linda VI... & Downtown SATURDAY NIGHT ... (21221 lock.bIe ...... pool. k.. ok. 121211 .10 Ph 12131 271-1110 1P311 need. e little work...... Aft.r .r... . C.II m.m1 or 231-1.1 UnIv. City..... aft I pm. • pm. 12/211 IP2I221 Scott I w.nt your bodyl Love. IP2I221 HltGhhlk., who left two IpenIah EurON. I.~ ...... n LOW COlT Sam (2 /221 book. end ..... pen In my oar: FLIGHTS AVAILABLE FOR ALL FOR SALE: 1_ BMW. R-tO 1Il00 Outdoor Black Afghan Nead. Fern. rmmt• . ~ to ...,. rm. they ere et Loet .nd Found et TRAVEL NUDS A.I .S.T. 1411 ' . ccl loaded. IiO mH • ••11ent condo hom.. Am dnparat.1 Exc.lI.nt Someone who .he,.. mey not In houH 0 .. Mar _ .. uti. Cell Campus Pun. Vaya oon DIoa. LA CIENGIGA Blvd. LA Call I21It _ . -..z 12/211 dl.posltlon m ·1072 (2 /22) .lwIye cera. -Peter Derail 121221 .... _ . 121211 12/211 112-'D27 I714l ...... a3 1"/111

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